New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
THE WEEK IN SOCIE1Y Y.
GAYETY IN ALL QUARTERS.


MoRE TO COME.
Tho reaction after the quiet Lent has been most
ceable In the festivities OF Easter week There have
been many weddings large number Of charitable enter
tanments, and various dinners and receptions In add
ton nights Of opera at tho Metropolitan with Patti
prma donna Lave drawn great crowds OF fashionable
people OF course there Is obligation upon any one 10
be present at secondary Of opera; but sti no
ono resist Patti The house has been we'll filled, de-
spite the high prices and outrageous speculation in
the tickets.
Two incidents on Monday night divided interest," the
powdered hair " ball at Mrs JOness at No 20 West
Thtyfourthst and the Hasty Pudding Club tbeatrcals
at the assembly Of the Metropolitan Opera House
Everyone voted the theatricals most drol affair." The
performance we'll carried out, effectively than
many other performances which this club has given 1t
is supposed that any largo OF money was need
for tho University boat but the boys had an I'M
mensey good time this little outing from Cambridge
The appearance OF Mrs. Joness dance was novel
and powdered heads not often seen IN hese
days The guests appeared to enjoy themselves keenly
Lander and the pleasure OF dancing once moro
after Lent Tho favors took Easter character The
dancers were literally egged in
The Gallatin Poll wedding on Tuesday first in time
and first In prominence, too OF the marriages OF the
week. 1t was exceedingly pretty and well arranged
affair." Tho house at No $40 Fth-ave was beautifully
decorated with flowers palms and Other strikng pana
The ceremony was performed In the drawngroom under
Q handsome marriage bell Tho bride walked In with
her father Frederic Gaatin. followed by six brides
maids Rowland Poll and his best man. T. j. O. Rhine
lander waiting In appropriate and dignhed attt
tudeA The brides dress was much admired. 1t was
Paris creation Of white satin. point acc and pearl
embroidery. Tho veil was Of old point caught
Up by diamond star, Mr. Pelrs gift
There was great crowd Of people present.
and the way which they fell to eating Pnars refresh
ments indicated they had observed Lent vigorously
Indeed there doubt that much Of the briancy OF
this wedding due the fact that there novelty
about IL. IL the first swell" afr ir OF It's kind In
Easter The Goeles, the schee.ins. the Remsens
the wnthrops Fishes. and almost ell the other we'll
known families Of fashionable York sent representa-
tivea
There were various other weddings during tho week
not less interesting although on smaller scale. On
Tuesday afternoon Albert Hilton and Miss King werc
married the OF tho bride. who is daughter OF
v. c. King, OF No. ITO East Sxteenth-sL The wedding
dress OF white faille francase. trimmed with dfa
peres OF duchesse lace The veil OF point. and tho
bride wore q fine diamond necklace given by Judge
Hilton Only few friends present at the ceremony
but there larger gathering at tho reception which
followed Immediately afterward
Calvary Church was opened on Thursday for the
marriage OF Mis-. Julia l. Peabody daughter OF Judge
Peabody Of No. 60 West Twenty rst-st. aud Charles j.
Nourse jr. Miss Peabody exceptionally beauti
fui bride Her dress OF white fallo her necklace
OF pearls with diamond pendant and the veil was
10 Mt lace, of the face In her hand the bride
her prayerbook and sho walked up the aisle on
her fathers ar preceded by tho ushers. NJ Whitlok
W. l. Purdy, r. Kemble. jr.. and Dr. Morris and the
bridesmaids, Mas Jessie Pattison and Miss T. Damon.
The best man was Wallace ogden. There wero some
pretty flowers tho communion table, and much
beautiful given In addition TO the regular we'd
ding marches The big church well hllcd with friends
some OF whom aferward attended the reception NJ tho
brides home The service was read BY tho Rev Dr.
satterlee and the bencdicon was pronounced bV Tie
Kew. Dr. Courtney.
On Tuesday afternoon residence OF her brother
Dlaw, Colonel A. p. Kctchum No 81 Mount Morrisavc.
Mrs Carrie wakoman Ketchun married to Irving
Mauran Smith, OF Providence. r. L Tho Row. K W. Bah
cock read tho service Harry M Smith, brother OF tho
brdeg. Dom. best and tho ushers were Dr.
save. HasDrouck OF Providence John j. Laphxm Abra
Waken,an, j., and Edgar n Bourne,
Among the fetcs for charity should be mentioned tho
matinee musicale on tuesday al the rarors OF The Metro
poiilap Opera House IbeGe was AL entertaining dis
play Of wood carvings enbrodenes aud designs Ny to
classes OF tho Italian school connected Win mo
Children Aid society for whose benent the entertAn'
arranged The principal feature Of The anaif
was a coaceIt which was excellent 0ut which woud
have been better II the piano had been Ia tune r. de
DucEwardt sang Tor tho nis time 10 this country
anoc was lot Overwhelming Tor Italian art classes
little dillcait TO interest people ID However, lair
number VI aniablc propie were There anu tho classes
CORE pondingly bcnehted
The Orthopedio Hospital and Dsponsary ball at Del
mouicos Wednesday nyht WAS financial success or
Hui more than tnat i was pleasant afair-wnien
always guaranteed oy the na"e-up Of i, is ana comn
tees la appearance u WAS good deal hke he I-nor
Patriarchs but everyone danced The BALLROOM aud
floor thrown open ani the guests numbered
400 or more aIiS w. AstOr there and
KbiueIander Jones, Mira L. 4. orton Mrs. NJ o. Roberts
ahd Nara Elliott isoo,eVel TOO
Easter fttes at Dcimonicos much alike There is
only way arrange The booths III the oalIroo and
all decorations wneu they are up ooA about no same
90 ON frday tue hundreds people vino ATTENDED
and Prison Association could easily have iasned that
they Wishing tne Uacht au1 ftcWs Leg"mcs OI
last spiins again IL was largely the crowd
with Tie amount oi vegetables ana uuInDer OF uowcrs 10
duced. att action the Hungarian baids music
The enlargement Is announced of Miss Mamie Buckley
Reginald kvcs. ana VI the Rev. Dr. Iridgman 10 Miss
kdwyn. bens0ct wnO Is al present In Euiope ihe mar
riaso will take place Ia October.
Miss Lucy Work and Cooper Hewitt will be married
April 81 This viii OF the most interesting SOCIAL
incidents VI Lhc month
Miss Irene stoddard. daughter Of the Rev. Dr. &. A.
EtOddard, will DO married ~ ~ Holman. son of the
Iale sev q. H. Honan. GA Apr ~. NJ 81 Thomass
Church
The wedding OF Miss Isabel Tappan and Richard HccE
scheI Will DO celebrated on April ~, W y H. III inc
Church VI tho noiy lrnty.
The last Saturday In May will the parade OF the
Coaching Clun
Next Saturday evening the Columbia College Dramatic
CluU viii give n periormanco VI "rocAnontas ~ inc
served seat. i: only " 90. w@cn is small
sum com pai with OF amusement IL Will
buy ON .his occasion. Messra Coward Wainwright
Warren anu others ~n appear: and among tue patf1n
esses rhI All stevens, Mrs William hlnoidudor
ANA tlrs. krcderIek oxtlerIoo
Ex-Governor and Mira. John T. Hoffman will sail for
Europe On Etruria ON April ~
MR. DOCKSTADERS EIFECTUAL PROTEST.
Mr. DocAstador appeared ON Fri4ay afternoon ct
the Els Uepeat In BrvvK yn lilo did nOL IoC lheio.
however, without much agony Of mind Before
starting. Mr.. Doc~s. adcr. u, Is his custom Of al